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DIED..

BURGESS. On January 9th 1887, GEORGE BUR-
CESS, beloved husband Of Priscilla burgess, in the
Funeral from Central NJ E. Church. Fifth street.
Sunday at II O'Clock ~ m.
ohf Eliza I. I BELOVED H' Sie Of wis z p fs
vidsoi, Ia the twenty NTH year OF her age.
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
poRNAN A. Pr0Si vide hosIitsl January g. 1887.
native Of county pown a., Ireland: brother Of Mn.
Reiatves and Trends are respectfniy invited TO At
tend the funeral from 81. stephens church Safur
day morning, January B.. at $50 O'Clock Requiem
DUNN On Thursday. January 9th, 1857. at IL so
y. w. ELLLN Dunn, IN the SEVENTEEN year OF her
Funeral her late residence 467 Ridge street at
9 80 p. m. sunday, january 9th.
LUCAS On january 9th, 1857, LOLA, eldest
daughter of George William aud Rosetta Lucas ago
Funeral private.
p ASD3SAkp On January az lss7 a. sSI FRANK
Funeral services At 2 eeioeR pm. to%Orrox after.
noon at Il93 q street northwest. The remains Will
MCNAMARA On Thursday, january 9Th 1887, at
soGss Mary her BELOVED o,s ssSs.sf q b
Notice Of funeral hereafter. q.
MSSa sEyyS insaT s y hs s:
father Of Il. A and sly Minor
"Gone but not forgotten"
''o'f fFrsaerscfsSn aa papers e please copyl
ss MURPHY s VET
ington, ID. C.
May she rest in peace.
Her funeral viii take place from the rssidanoe a
her cousin Mrs. Quigly, $3.50 G street southwest g
3 80 on SATURDAY morning, and proceed 20 d Dom1-
niss Church where |. ,olsmn requiem mas win b
PRENTISS. On January 9th, 1887, ELIZABETH
PRENTISS, daughter of Robere ". and Adah z PREM
tiss, aged twenty two days.
WHITLEY On January z, 1887, ct SIS q m,
GEORGE HENRY MHITIEY, AGED sixty seven years.
late ianitor of 81 Cloud building
funeral win take pIso. from bis late ressdsnce, sl<
SUNDAY afternoon It O'Clock Fr5snds md rsiSs3vS
respectfully invited TO a&tend.
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MARRIED..

ARNOLD-REDMAN. JAMES T. ARNOLD and
Miss LUCY L. REDMAN were married ON Thursday
evening, January q, 1907, at $50 O'Clock the red
dence oI Dr. Is. h. Httlnger.
CRENSHAW-HIGGISS. On January O, 1857, ut
the residence Of tine brides parents by the Rev John
II. nashiell AUGUSTUS p CRENsHAW, Jk., 10
SUSIE T. HIGGINS, both 81 this city.
F0STER-RlLEf. ON january I, 1857, by the Rev.
Father Walter, of ST. Patrick's church GEOhGE s.
Eos Ter of Baltimore, 10 Mrs MANY l.. (nee CurrxnD
RILEY laughter Of the late Capt Andrews, Of Alex
auuria. Va
cathedral, Baltimore, Md, 10y the Rev. father d. A
Femme, ANDREW PURCELL. OF Hudson, n T., aud
MAGGIE h FLYNN, OF Washington, ID. &,
Hudson, \. y. papers please copy.
WRIGHT-C0BURN. At No. leo North Seven
teenIh street, Philadelphia Pa by the lev &. T. Mil
nor JOHN NJ MIGHT, of Logausport, Ind, %
CADDIE l. COBUkN, Of this city.
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THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OF.
FICE.
ITS Needs and Deficiencies Pointed Ont
by the Public Printer.


The report OF the public printer for the last fiscal
year was submitted to Congress to-day. In it Mr..
Benedict calls attention to the fact that he did not
take charge until last September, and hence the
report does not cover any portion OF his incum-
bency. He states that he found the Office well
equipped In many respects and its vast machinery
generally In intelligent hands, but that numerous
improvements are necessary In order to accomplish
One OF the greatest in deficiencies is q lack OF
storage room contiguous to the Office. That
lack forces an outlay for the rent OF
expense OF maintaining vehicles and drivers for
hauling. He urges that the defect be remedied
9 without delay new get OF boilers is needed
until they are constant source OF danger to life and
property New type and mateial are also urgently
needed, and Mr. Benedict appeals to Congress to
supply these wants at once, He advises that
Congress provide storage room, new boilers and
new material by special appropriation, as their
preparation" which he saws should be used only
Tor printing and binding.
MI: Benedict In his report says it is his earnest
well as encientiy He Intends to ea R stop to
the practice OF delaying reports for months. He
to the pubic the long eeas Is n
speaks Of G last fesn days
aenss each sna S4ss e ana
70 pay the employees ssini-monthly instead
o. monthly, but the obstacle is that
the public printer can only draw at one time from
the Treasury an amount equal to his bond
01O0,O0O, and that Is not sufficient He recon-
mends that the bond be increased to sl25 600 In
order that the semi-monthly payments may be
made He calls attention 70 the fact that the
S5,0O0 appropriated by Congress for the building
OF storage room has not been expended because It
was deemed insufficient. Also that the e. 600 for
ad0ta0nal nre- protectors 10 still on hand.
In conclusion, Ar. Benedict expresses apprecia-
ton OF the valuable aid rendered him BY tie fore
men, their assistants and the eWplQyeS In his
EFFORTS to increase the efficiency Of the once
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The Michigan SenatOrship.
SCENES ATTENDING THE NOMINATION OF STOCK

vi
BRIDGE LAST NIGHT.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA special from Lansing, Mich,
describing the scenes Of the republican sena-
roll call last two night 1spuo cans;
absent.Senator Campbell and Representative
Srnnel Of Detroit senator Giddings put Francis
OF the caucus endorsed Stockbridge.
Senator Babcock, of Sahilac county, nominated
tors services in Congress and his eighteen
years in public l1fe senator Conger," he
said said, has mas, filled the position he now
the republicans OF Michigan to remember his
career and respect him. lie has been in public
ne lor ~ years, and the people OF Michigan owe
except by the impulses that now prompt us. Let
US" concluded MIR. Babcock, ''honor Senator Con-
proceeded to ballot. There were but
Lacey and Fitzgerald. The first ballot resulted:
Ballots cost, -Stockbr1dge, "a: Conger. 23;
Lacey; TO- Fitzgerald, T. The remainder were
Fairchid 2, and the rest were placed around
disappointment ali around. stockbridge did not
his friends yesterday claimed for him Lacey's
friends lend We're surprised at his meager vote.
The second ballot resulted: Stockbridge, 81;
scattering, s. At this stock6ridges friends cheered
wlidiyahe had gained 3. on the other hand Con-
seI Hau lost and Lacey gained e. FROM Ine sec
Ond 10 the ninth ballot there was very little
change
Alter the ninth ballot it began to be seen that
the lines were breaking. One OF Lacey's
men got up and proclaimed himself for
fusion now, and every body was on his feet. In the
midst of it all the tenth ballot was ordered.
Quiet was maintained with difflculty and the
DaliOtS were counted amidst suppressed excite
ment. When the announcement was made that
Stockbridge had 46 votes nobody waited to hear
more Jay Hubbell Instantly jumped 10 his feet
and moved that the nomination be made unani-
nous by the caucus. One OF COngers friends
warmly seconded the nomination and the struggle
Was over.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
The services In Old Trinity Church I'm
New York To-day.

New YORK, Jan. 7.-'Old Trtnity'sp pews were
hlled and the vestibule was crowded with people
come to 90 honor to the dead bishop, Horatio
Potter, at 10 o'clock to-day. In the chancel were
arranged seats Tor the clergy, and back Of these
ior dozen pews were seats reserved for the more
lntlmate friends OF the dead prelate At 10 O'Clock
the procession OF clergy marched slowly from the
vestry up the south aisle OF the church. A funeral
dirge was played on the organ. There were 81
ct arg In the procession, and twelve others
joined them after they had been seated. Follow
ing the clergy came the surpliced choir. Next
t can tae oil,eiating clsrgymen, Bishop Coke of
Blshop Doane, of Albany, Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix
ana Rev. Dr. Swope After all had been seated
the sections assistants bore the casket containing
the dead bishop down the aisle and placed it on 4
pier IN the center OF the outer chancel directly in
From this point the usual services of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church followed. About $50
clergymen were present from New York, Brooklyn
and Jersey City.
AFTER the services the body was carried down the
center aisle and placed in the hearse The funeral
cSrtegs went 10 The Grand Central depot, where
the body was taken on the IL 80 train to Pough-
keepsie.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
Is asna eopr9sa ai 1924 iGo bid ll9f asked
z. S: Is, COUPONS; 90 1sSs bid; i? ASKED
ssksd D. f C. per ips Is lsS1 currency 113h bid
and Georgetown railroad bonds, Ill bid, l16 asked
Metropolitan railroad stock. 1O3 asked. Columbus
railroad stock, 30 bid. Washington Gas, 37H bid
22ssss asked Washngton Brick Machine, ,133 bid.
asked. Panorama stock, SO asked.
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Baltimore Markets,

BAL n. Mp, Jan; 7.Yirginia sixea, con-
6Hi dc ten-fortes with coupon, A; North Carolina
skies, old 12L19 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Jan. 7.-Cotton frm-mid-
din, S,s Flour irm and 9piet-Howsrd street
500 do: extra, 3l5a3 90; do. Rio brands 800:
Patapsco family, 545; do. superlative patent 10
Wheat-southern lower and dull; western steady
closing dull southern red 94a96: southern amber 95
a97; No. Maryland. 95h asked; No western winter
bid March, s5sasi May S5asS. c eruusS bern
firm and quiet; western frmer with better demand
ern mixed spot, 46a461s: January, 4Ga4jA: Feb
ruary 4G aa4694 March, An asked steamer 45a45l 4
Oats dull and steady-southern Sass: western white
Rye steady, 5'a39 49, Hay steady and auiet-prime to
qHiet. Mess pork, 1900. Bulk meats-shoulders and
clea RIB sides, packed 6a1 Observation-Disclosures 7a7 q
clear rib sides. ~; halns, 12a12s4 Lard-refined,
III. Butter higher-western packed, 1Sa,3; creamery
25a33. Eggs firm. 30a32; Timed. 2Oa22. Petroleum
frm,retinsd' 6l4 Coffee firmsr-Rio cargoes, ordi
] 2:}a1 "a. Freights to Liverpool per steamer
quiet-cotton ad -four 2s grain, 43la3d Receipts
Hour 10, 1872 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn
2690O bushels; Shipments-hour, 4.546 barrels:
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL. Jan. z, IL m.-May wheat
opened at at or 2 cents lower than last nights
quoted at s5I4. May corn opened at ~ and has ad-
yaneed to 2ha423 May oats, 81 May pork opened at
6.S5, but has declined to $50.
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MOntenegrO's Ambition.

u
CHAINS GREAT EMPIRE.
LONDON, JAM 1.-The organ OF Prince Nicholas
OF Montenegro, says it belongs to Montenegro to
take the destinies OF the Serv1an in hand and
restore the great empire OF King DOuchan as it
existed previous to Turkish subJugatiOn. The
article Is supposed to explain the extensive arma-
ments which Montenegro has been making re-
Gently.
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PESNA. ROUTE B. and p. station, 9th and b streets
For New York. Philadelphia and the East .2b ~
$40 and Ii AIN, IL 80, ., 4, :l5, 10 and IL 70
pm Boston. pm. daily, with through sleeper
rhiiadelIh ia Accommodation, q pm. daily For New
York, on sunday, am. IL 30. 4, Ii 10 and 20
pm For Chicago. Cincinnati. st Louis. Pttsburg aud
the West, = 40 am fast lineb: daily o Cincinnati
and St Louis ana except saturday Chicago; la;l5
pm. Chicago IimitedD daily Chicago and Cincinnati
Express, q 10 pm. daily, with through se.pers 10
Chicago and st Louis Pacific Express, 10 pm daily
For kchmond and the South. . and l am. daily aud
1, ID. ID 40, g. 10. 10 and II 30 , m on
Sunday and ii Ii am, IL ID, l2 80 .. A. ID, a.
7:lO, 10 and ii 30 pm. For Popes Greek Line, z rs
Am and 40 pm daily, except sunday. For AnnaIo-
liz; 70 AM Il 10 and 4 - pm daily, enseIt sun
aLdaigna, Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara 10 p.m
daily except saturday
b. AND q. RouTE.-Station Corner New Jersey ave-
nue. aud street-For Chicago 10 an. Cfast liinited.
~ pm daily Tor Cincinnati, Louisville and ST Louis,
daily s3o a pI' IL f 10 EI,id rer fiiss o 10
$50 and lo0s am II 10, Is. ) Is t4,,rnin iiS
tTan) 80, 80, 40, $40, 9 40. e. % aud II 30
pm. Sunday, g 30 80, q 81 and 10 90 am 80,
80, 30 40, 40, q 40, Z, % and IL pm. For
Annapolis, y 40 am. and IL 10 and 30 pm; ON
SUNDAY, 30 an, 4 40 pm, For way stations be-
2:lO, 3:30 40, and IL 30 pm, on sundays, 80
Metropolitan BrAnch q ~ daily except sun
day. and 3 daily; 40 daily except hun
day, for principal stations Metropolitan branch,
40 daily on sunday stops at all stations, for
FREDERICK, 3 10 An, 40 pan daily, except sunday.
For hagerstown. 10 am and D 81 pm daily, except
Sunday. For local points between Washington and
Gaithersburg 1000 AIN and IL 80, l2l pm. daily,
except Sunday.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW.
H,HoMAs J. FISHER co, Real Estate Brokers'.

ytHOMAS j. FISHER CO., Real Estate Brokers'
nder and by virtue Of deed Of trust from John a
kozeiand wife to William Webb, bearing date on ~
ne l4th day Of May 1872 and recorded in Iber -
folio 800 of the land records the District OF
Comnbia the nndersigned trustee therein named will
on WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY Of JANUARY,
PFr nd,s proceed t9 sell lot No 81 in william
North Capitol streets.
Terms Of sale shall be follows: 0nethird of the
purchase money to be paid in cash. and the balance
equal payments In one and two years from the day of
cured to the satisfaction Of the trustee the pup
elects do deposit Of loo viii be required Of
the purchaser Terms to be complied with within ten
days or tbs property may be sold at the risk and cost
q defaultns purchaser All sonveyanGipE at pur-
chaser,s cost WILLIAM b. WEBB, Trustee.
eS-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN con-
sequence of the storm, until SATURDAY, JANUARY
EIGHTH, 1887, same hour and place, BY order, Of
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

lHCR SALE-NEARLI NEW THREE STORY BRICK
OF v d. ave. nesr Dupont Circle in excellent con
Clticu. with stable side alley; "a very desirable home
for any one who wants well built and convenient
HOUSE Price 81 900, onethird cash, balance be
arranged almost to suit.
Also facing hePherson square. large three,story
s25,0OO. - ~
Asf- on north side Massachusetts ave., between
lIth and 18TH SIS large three-stUry and basement
House IN course 81 erection. Everything modern 81
feet front. Will b. sold at $40 Q00 when completed
ja1-3t JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 14os F st.
EOR SALE-I HAVE PLACED IN NY HANDS TO
SELL TO close an estate. FIVE new brick Houses. six
rvOms: mi; 18th st NV: price $4,000 each: terms
very easy houses rented for els; will sell them
singly; good investment. ). q. HILL, Real Estate.
corner Sth and + SITS. ja1-ot-
TNOR SAI.E-A DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROP
II erty (store and dselIlnEl in South Washington.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER,
ta1-3t $50 st NV.
TyOR SALE-SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOUSES ON
IT CapitoI HILL near Capitol; one bargain; prices.
slOOOO IS, 900, ~, 500 McKIBBIN HERRING,
i33l Est la -3t
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APPLICATIONS FOB A HANDANus ON SECRETARY
WHIrNEY-To-day, In the Court In General Term,
Judges Cox and Meryick the case Of q. 6. ex rel,
A. u. II. Hale agt Secretary whitney, was
argued. This Is on application for uandamus
TO compel his assignment TO Q rank higher than
that assigned him in . general order Of the de-
partment The application Is resisted on behalf
Whiting and Hib0ett
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WNTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AuctOneers.
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF
CLOTHING.
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE THE CONSIGNMENT
O'CLOCK we shall sell At omr saIesroom co M
10th street and Pe1nsylyania avenue large sonsigIl
Boys Suits in great variety select FROM large assor
ment Of Overcoats Pants Vests SC Sales daily at II
O'Clock until entire stock is disposed of.
Terms cash.
ja5-6t WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts
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WE SHALL PLACE ON SALE tomorrow morning
80 pcs A0tn. Atwood pin stripe suitingA In az the
dark shades fully worth and never before sold nor
less than &C., aS the rid1cul0usly low price OF Sic
Per yard WOODWARD q LO1uD0R.
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AUCTION SALES.

VVHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
OF HobS ETF5EaGaTsA At
E&$Sf HHSssssf5S szfSA aa Ass sSaI
s ss5 s sHf5ssaiss Sse' GUN
THREE LARGE 'orFbE f9r E5F sPEESsst
q, r,e,,s ALSO At TMELy p;i 9GIh1SK, w.eoss
'-hl0hs' i HoRsEs. aARNn ssthac ' "N0oNs
n. B-No postponement ON account OF weather. II
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers-
ELEGANT e! T, MAHOGANY lA CHAN, CHAMBER SUITE SUITE AND
at ELEyEN 6'CIoCK. we shall sell at our saiesroom,
pen, street and
SUITE to is @na, & sss
n figured silk; Decorated Tableware fine Glassware,
Toilet Sets, Brass Ornaments, Crockery. etc.
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucss.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE
The UNDERSIGNED offers for sale in Job lots, and at
retail the stock of Dry and Fancy Goods and Notions
and SSs
atre paTss search OF and goods Of this
chase ias,ot SAMUEL B1E a.sisn.e.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AXIS ECLIPSE POOL TABLE
Ky virtue s OF ena 1T, res9rsd in 9er 1918
sf e Austen 1882 81 az Sk
NOON within the auction rooms, 9th and streets
One 4xs Eclipse Pool Table
ja7-td JOHN F. BEAToN, Trustee.
E1TCH, FOX BROWN, Real Estate Brokers'
rs So 3hfhHeyHP
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- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated May 18th, A.
1883 and duly recorded in liber No. lbs, foliofS
Of Columbia and at the request Of the party secured
thereby We will sell at public auction in front of the
premises; WEDNESDAY, THE NINETEENTH
P FfR OF c3IAhSEARi D. 1881; at HAhfPAs as.
estate situated in Washington City District Of Colum
ola TO wit Lot No. "a of Thomas Sunderland's re-
and fifteen 0I5). together with the improvements
thereon. being No. 1928 18th st. INV.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money and
EXPENSES OF sale to be paid cash. and the balance in
equal payments in one and two from date of sale
with interest deferred payments be by deed
OF rs on the PROPERTY sold or all cash at option Of
of sale. Terms to be complied with within ten days,
or the property will be resold the risk and cost of
cost. JAMES E. FITCH r.
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctiOneerS T. I'd
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 203 SIXTH STREET NORTH

RsSHh s4 NJ s6 sF s 5RaE
By virtue of aided of trust dated February 1, -
ii hs tss 1861 Of
sf ss ct Mn ss pns
VEN E 81 w pES
the following described real estate, situate in the
tss sia
e in sF I'd
d ss, s. .sG IL
Terms Of sale: third cash. and the residue in two
Of no sss Of 'S the
with interest," secured on said property will be taken
vii bs time of sale All eonysysn s and
not complied with within ten days after SALE the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property after
at Fl rs rs g
r sE THE LEA, ABOVE SALE IS PosTpoNEp UNTIL
1887 Al The SANE HOUR ANp PAcE AD
aeseosds s skAlNAER Rs H fNoAkHSEF Trustees
nHE f ARHyE SALE a. IS bs
f6GK TGdcR in front Of the premises, at
'''" HaAf5S R5hEasB Trustees.
ta7-eoSds
TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES, WINES. LIQUORS
On 5SsfS Al 5A ANSGAiSN 18th 1887
ct 1Es sSs ss e
tire contents, embracing ill part:
1906 ooos First 81 t Class Cigars.
Roasted Java Coffee
Lot si sm aSSai' s ahsaEsd and Breasts
WoSdsn Gan %i6s sf %sre BBs ss5s
Counter and Platform Scales,
ja6-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
T'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
AHG Hs sAEH SE HHahs Ras
Comprising
HHEkY k IBH AGAIN
SHb ofHGR chofeE
,f's s Sss sa Ho 4
T'Hos E. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
XoRR ASENtE SEkR f Ta4kTEEST "a
BY virtue of certain deeds Of trust Of date August -
ifs and an 1o s esrs from the widow
H Ky I'll E EPsaf Htuf fss at
house and lot dssiynaisa dSslns house NJ i2sS
thereto. ~
Terms cash.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. jaf;.dGds
TV1HOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED BY TWO
STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. 80 g STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trustduy recorded in Lii ass
per no. - folio l9o ct seq, of the land S$
guest OF the party thereby secured will SELL pub
fiHf HYrsS.ssF Il THhGF fas
UL os Lot lG il MoGuire's recorded
Terms One third cash. balance in three equal pay
me!lts IN six twelve and eighteen months for which
notes OF purchaser bearing interest from day of sale
and secured by deed Of trust property sold will be
taken deposit of $50 will he required ut time of
purchasers cost Terms must be complied with in ten
days from day OF sale property will be resod at risk
aud cost OF defaulting purchaser
IHqs. T Z, MSiAAfqGeAAaNAN.l Trustees.
TtIQS Z WAGGANAN IL -NN, IL ILL.
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